NOTE: Sources on the web show some disagreement as to the 7 draw note. For C major tuning, some show it as a B, and others show a D. Please PM IaNerd if you can clarify this.
http://www.brendan-power.com/forum/down ... iew&id=529
Diagrams of well-known tunings
“Easy 3rd / Do it!” tuning, by Dale King
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Re: Diagrams of well-known tunings
On my Seydel 1847 it is B.
Following the "definition" of "Do-it" as I know it, this is correct:
Draw 2 and Draw 3 one wholetone lower each than Standard Richter, all the rest the same as Richter.
dear greetings
triona
Following the "definition" of "Do-it" as I know it, this is correct:
Draw 2 and Draw 3 one wholetone lower each than Standard Richter, all the rest the same as Richter.
dear greetings
triona
Aw, Thou beloved, do hearken to the Banshee's lonely croon!
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Cad é sin do'n té sin nach mbaineann sin dó
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sinn féin - ça ira !
Cad é sin do'n té sin nach mbaineann sin dó
https://www.youtube.com/@triona1367
https://soundcloud.com/triona-966519605
Re: THE TWO "DO IT!" POSTS, ABOVE
I have created a separate thread dedicated to discussing the two (or more?) versions of Dale King's "Do it!" tuning. That thread is here: http://www.brendan-power.com/forum/view ... ?f=9&t=255
The Natural Minor variant of Richter
Expressed in the second position below.
